Sentence examples for various love from inspiring English sources

There have been various love rivalries.

Much to the amusement of the local press Ms Kadare's book discusses her husband's various love affairs.

Similarly, his parents' gloomy, embattled marriage seems to hover in the background whenever he turns to his failed first marriage or various love affairs.

For example: in Strindberg's script, the title character describes her late mother's life, her various love affairs, and her desire to raise her only daughter like a boy, as though she's recalling a dream.

Michelangelo's unrequited religious ardor is interleaved with a reflection on his work, including hammer and chisel blows re-enacted by violent keyboard chords; various love poems; and a tribute to Dante.

Alan Furst writes of Nicholas Morath, a Hungarian living in Paris on the eve of war, engaged in various love affairs and diplomatic missions that are described with more wry, interesting intelligence and less braggadocio than might be expected.

The various loves (thwarted, married, sexual, etc).

People say: 'You beat cancer.' And it's like: 'No, a cocktail of chemotherapy drugs beat cancer.'" He goes on, scoffing: "When people go get chemo, they're not injecting themselves with will – I have lost various loved ones to cancer, and I certainly don't feel that I am any stronger or braver than them".

Alfred Corn (author of Unions, forthcoming in 2014): I would ask him about his various loves and what bearing those had on his works.

In this manner we have Night and Sleep in Act II, which is apt as that act of the play consists of Oberon's plans to use the power of the "love-in-idleness" flower to confuse various loves, and it is therefore appropriate for the allegorical figures of Secrecy, Mystery et al. to usher in a night of enchantment.

If this book had been typeset in Tactil, Henry's various I love yous could have been distinguished between narcissistic love ("I love you"), love of love rather than love of another ("I love you"), and traditional, romantic love ("I love you").